Science fiction books are one of my favorite genres to read about. I love to watch movies and read books that are in this genre. They have some of the most exciting plots and action packed stories. My favorite part is the creativity in these stories! Science fiction books make some of the best movies out there! One of these great science fiction books made into a movie is Hunger Games. I watched the movie Hunger Games. This is a really good movie! I loved the creativity in it. It will be impossible to forget this story anytime soon. The movie Hunger Games is based on the novel by Suzanne Collins. This is definitely a fun story and I am looking forward to watching the sequels of the Hunger Games.
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Monday, September 24, 2012
Thursday, September 6, 2012
Are Werewolves Real?
Literature tells us of the epic battle raged between humans and werewolves. We know of their struggle between good and evil, between love and hate- what makes them so interesting is the link that werewolves have to being a regular human being at day and an animal at nights.
But are werewolves real? Or is it a science fiction based struggle that we have seen through so many other characters? A werewolf links between human and animal. A vampire links between a human and blood sucking monster. Bigfoot is closely linked with human and animal. So are they just science fiction? And what makes us enjoy their company in the imaginative world of T.V., movies, series, comics, books and novels?
Artists, authors, theorists all try to create a new beginning for these beloved creatures, to create a link to real human feelings, and an internal struggle which we seek to resolve. As today's technology increases, any chances of a creature of this nature is dimming in its likelihood of being discovered or having existed. But that doesn't stop us from trying! There will be a new twist to every story, to try and create something different from what we have seen before.
So, be it science fiction or reality, our interest will never die and only grows as time goes by. But one has to wonder if the epic tales between good and evil, human and animal, will ever be told in such a way as they were in the very beginning, when our interest was at its peek.
But are werewolves real? Or is it a science fiction based struggle that we have seen through so many other characters? A werewolf links between human and animal. A vampire links between a human and blood sucking monster. Bigfoot is closely linked with human and animal. So are they just science fiction? And what makes us enjoy their company in the imaginative world of T.V., movies, series, comics, books and novels?
Artists, authors, theorists all try to create a new beginning for these beloved creatures, to create a link to real human feelings, and an internal struggle which we seek to resolve. As today's technology increases, any chances of a creature of this nature is dimming in its likelihood of being discovered or having existed. But that doesn't stop us from trying! There will be a new twist to every story, to try and create something different from what we have seen before.
So, be it science fiction or reality, our interest will never die and only grows as time goes by. But one has to wonder if the epic tales between good and evil, human and animal, will ever be told in such a way as they were in the very beginning, when our interest was at its peek.
Tuesday, January 17, 2012
Comic Books Make the Best Movies- Revisited
There are so many good comic books out there that have been made into movies. Some of the best movies are based off of these comic books. It is fun to read these comics and be a fan of them and see the movies that they make. In my opinion, movies that are based on comic books make the best movies. I love to read the book and watch the movie. Some movies that are based on comic books are 300 based on the book by Frank Miller, Ghost Rider based on the book published by marvel comics, X Men based on the book published by marvel comics, and Wanted based on the book written by Mark Millar and J.G. Jones.
Sunday, December 25, 2011
Fantasy Books Make the Best Movies- Revisited
I love fantasy movies! They have a lot of excitement and interesting things presented in their films. They make in very enjoyable for someone who really likes a good story with some imagination. There are some very good movies out there that are based off of fantasy books. I love these movies because they seem original. I think fantasy books make the best movies. Some fantasy movies based on books are How to Train Your Dragon based on the book by Cressida Cowell, Hugo based on the book The Invention of Hugo Cabret by Brian Selznick, and Inkheart based on the book by Cornelia Funke. I really like these movies. I love it when I can read the books and watch the movies based on them. They are fun to see.
Monday, December 19, 2011
Science Fiction Books Make the Best Movies- Revisited
I love it when science fiction books are made into movies. They are one of my favorite genres. I love movies with a plot from a science fiction book. Some of the best and most interesting plots come from science fiction books. There is so much entertainment to find with movies and books. When you have both of these, it is like a special package! I like to see the story form a science fiction book be made into a movie. I think they compliment each other very well, and it makes some of the best entertainment to enjoy! Some science fiction movies based on books are Cocoon based on the book by David Saperstein, Contact based on the book by Carl Sagan, and Starship Troopers based on the book by Robert A. Heinlein.
Tuesday, December 6, 2011
Comic Books Make the Best movies- Revisited
Some of the best movies I have seen are based on comic books. Comic books make for a lot of entertainment for the reader. Some movies based on comic books are Daredevil based on the book(published by Marvel Comics), Dylan Dog: Dead of Night based on the book Dylan Dog by Tiziano Sclavi, and Fantastic Four based on the book (published by Marvel Comics). I really like comic books and all of the artistic creativity put into it by the author and artist. I think that is one of the best parts about reading comic books. Writing is an art within itself. When you combine the both it is fantastic to see. They make the best movies! I anticipate many of these when I hear of them in the movies.
Wednesday, November 30, 2011
Horror Books Make the Best Movies- Revisited
I have fun reading horror books. They always manage to take you by surprise in some way when you read them. I think they make the best movies because of their element of surprise. Some horror movies based on books are The Ring based on the book Ring by Koji Suzuki, The Howling based on the book by Gary Brandner, and Hannibal based on the book by Thomas Harris. I like books and movies where you are taken by surprise. The best part about it is that you are waiting for something to take you by surprise, you just don't know when. Horror books make great entertainment to read and see their movies!
Tuesday, November 22, 2011
Mystery Books Make the Best Movies- Revisited
One of my favorite reads are mystery books. I love it when I am reading one of these books and I see the mystery get solved! That is one of the best parts for me when I am reading mystery books. The other best part for me is when I get to see these books made into movies! Some movies based on mystery books are Water for Elephants based on the book by Sarah Gruen, The Rite based on the book by Matt Baglio, and I Am Number Four based on the book by Jobie Hughes and James Frey. I love to read mystery books. The best part about them is when you can read them and get the best of both worlds. It is fun to see these books and how their movies turn out. They really make the best movies!
Tuesday, November 15, 2011
Romance Books Make the Best Movies- Revisited
Romance Books always have something to say to the reader. They speak to the heart. They play on our emotions every time. Romance books make stories that are hard to forget. They make the best of us when we are looking for something uplifting. I think they are the best stories we are looking for. They are becoming very popular. So many times we see them mixed in with other genres. Of course, their movies make the best stories, and make the best of us too. Some movies based on romance books are Enchantment based on the book Take Three Tenses by Rumer Godden, Forrest Gump based on the book by Winston Groom, and The Firm based on the book by John Grisham. I love reading romance books. They make the best movies!
Thursday, November 10, 2011
Mystery Books Make the Best Movies- Revisited
When there is a mystery, it is always entertaining. Mystery books are a big part in all the mystery stories that we like to hear about. That is why they make some of the best movies. Movies are a part of the big part of the mystery every one is talking about. The best part about it is that they are so unknown, it is left to the imagination. The mystery can go on and on forever. Here are some movies based on mystery books: The Da Vince Code based on the book by Dan Brown, The Black Dahlia based on the book by James Ellroy, and Kiss Kiss Bang Bang based on the book Bodies Are Where You Find Them by Brett Halliday. Some of the best mysteries sparked are covered in mystery books. It is not surprising that these stories are so popular in the movies. These are great movies and good reads!
Tuesday, November 8, 2011
Short Stories Make the Best Movies Revisited
There are some great short stories out there. These stories give a lot of imagination to the reader. Stories that are short are fun to read because you can reflect clearly on the story after reading it. I find it very entertaining to read short stories. The best time for me to read short stories is when I am familiar with the movie. It is enjoyable when I am able to see movies off of the short stories that I have read. Here are some movies based on short stories: From Beyond based on the short story by H.P. Lovecraft, Impostor based on the short story by Philip K. Dick, and The Last Mimzy based on the short story Mimsy Were the Borogoves by Lewis Padgett. I like to see movies like these. They give me more reflection on the story that I read and they are just entertaining to watch. Short stories really do make some of the best movies!
Friday, November 4, 2011
Writing Ideas- Activities For Your Book
Answering questions can be your worst nightmare. In many situations around the world it is the fear that we might answer them wrongly or draw the wrong impression from our response. The writer certainly has questions he/she must be able to answer about their work. They have to know the answers to the questions because for most of these questions, the author has already asked it to himself (sometimes instinctively, without knowing). The author has character questions to answer as well. But when relating to your story line, have you asked the "tough questions"?
Asking tough questions can bring forth story ideas and room for development. For example, who do I save first? Knowing that there is a possibility you will not be able to save everyone, put in an extreme situation, and think of what you would do if you and the people you know were the characters. How horrible it would be for these characters in their dying moments to see you choose from them in order of importance. We do this all the time when watching movies and reading books. We relate to the characters in this way. We try to feel what they are experiencing.
Asking tough questions can bring forth story ideas and room for development. For example, who do I save first? Knowing that there is a possibility you will not be able to save everyone, put in an extreme situation, and think of what you would do if you and the people you know were the characters. How horrible it would be for these characters in their dying moments to see you choose from them in order of importance. We do this all the time when watching movies and reading books. We relate to the characters in this way. We try to feel what they are experiencing.
Wednesday, November 2, 2011
Romance Books Make the Best Movies- Revisited
Romance books are fun and entertaining. They make some of the best movies. Romance books focus on things unique to the characters. Their movies are unforgettable. Some movies based on romance books are Letters to Juliet based on the book by Lise Friedman, Nights in Rodanthe by Nicholas Sparks, and Northanger Abbey by Jane Austen. Each of these books follow and focus on something that is different about each character and their lives. Romance books make nice stories and have a unique experience for each reader. I love how there are different characters in every romance book that I read. They make some of the best movies to me because they focus on these things. It is fun to see these characters in real life when you watch romance movies based on books. These are good reads, and the movies are fun to watch.
Wednesday, October 26, 2011
Action Books Make the Best Movies- Revisited
Action books are some of the best forms of entertainment. Most of the time the characters face a fight or flight situation. There is always a different situation for each story, and many times within the same book. For this reason, action books never get old. They make the best movies! It is always surprising to see the movies based on action books. A new light is brought on the story. Some really good ones I thought of today are The Bourne Supremacy based on the book by Robert Ludlum, Sahara based on the book by Clive Cussler, and Wanted based on the book by Mark Millar. These were some good movies and great books.
Monday, October 24, 2011
Romance Books Make the Best Movies- Revisited
There are so many romance stories out there. It is a very popular genre. It is very common now days to see this genre mixed in with many other genres. Like action, science fiction, and horror movies, for example. There is such an art to writing these genres that creates something truly unique. Some romance movies based on books are The Adjustment Bureau based on the book Selected Stories of Philip K. Dick, Home in Indiana based on the book The Phantom Philly by George Agnew Chamberlain, and The Town based on the book Prince of Thieves by Chuck Hogan. It is fun to see these genres at their best. These are good reads, and their movies are exciting to see!
Thursday, October 20, 2011
Fantasy Books Make the Best Movies- Revisited
It is always fun to re-live fantasy stories when you see the movie based on the book. They make some great and original movies! Some fantasy movies based on books are Jumanji based on the book by Chris Van Allsburg, The Indian in the Cupboard based on the book by Lynne Reid Banks, and Bridge to Terabithia based on the book by Katherine Paterson. Some of my favorites are Eragon based on the book by Christopher Paolini and Escape to Witch Mountain based on the book by Alexander Key. I like it when I can enjoy a fantasy story more than once. Movies like Escape to Witch Mountain and Bridge to Terabithia have had several remakes. In this case it is fun to see the new ones over again.
Saturday, October 15, 2011
Short Stories Make the Best Movies- Revisited
Short stories give a great amount of focus on an interesting topic. It is fun to see these stories come out in a feature film. Movies based on short stories portray an image of the topic covered in the book that only furthers your imagination of the story. It is nice to see these short stories re-lived in a movie. They are a great read, like taking a break for a cup of coffee. Movies based on short stories are The Body Snatcher based on the short story by Robert Louis Stevenson, The Call of Cthulhu based on the short story by H.P. Lovecraft, Children of the Corn based on the short story by Stephen King, and The Curious Case of Benjamin Button based on the short story by F. Scott Fitzgerald.
The Buck is a touching short story that would make a good read.
Thursday, October 13, 2011
Western Books Make the Best Movies- Revisited
Western books reveal some of the best times with wide open ranges to explore. With this comes a lot of unknown. Western books make a great and exciting story. You get the chance to experience this once again when you see movies that were based on western books. There is an opportunity to re-live the beauty and excitement that takes place in the wild, which is covered in these stories. Some of the movies based on western books are The Last of the Mohicans based on the book by James Fenimore Cooper, The War Wagon based on the book by Clair Huffaker, The Cowboys based on the book by William Dale Jennings, and All the Pretty Horses based on the book by Cormac McCarthy.
Saturday, October 8, 2011
Comic Books Make the Best Movies- Revisited
I never get bored of comic books! These books truely have unique ideas that make great movies. It is becoming increasingly popular to see movies based on comic books. I thought that I would revisit this post once again to update the list on these fantastic stories. Some movies based on comic books are Watchmen and Men in Black. Some more recent ones are Green Lantern and Captain America. Some of my favorites are Blade and Hellboy.
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Wednesday, October 5, 2011
Science Fiction Books Make the Best Movies- Revisited
I love the chance to re-live a great story over and over! I always get my chance with science fiction books! Some of the best movies that I have seen are based on science fiction books. It is about time this genre gets revisited again for some more books and their stories to be re-lived. Some popular movies based on books that you can re-live are Children of Men based on the book The Children of Men written by P.D. James, Jurassic Park written by Michael Crichton, and Battlefield Earth based on the book by L. Ron Hubbard. Some of my favorites are Planet of the Apes by Pierre Boulle, Body Snatchers based on the book The Body Snatchers by Jack Finney, and Congo based on the book by Michael Crichton.
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